The True Cost of Europe’s E-Commerce Crackdown [Promoted Content]
Europe’s customs crackdown is working, and that is the problem. Belgium reports parcel declarations halved and €224 million collected in seven weeks. But the €3 duty, national fees and a €2 handling fee raise prices and leave Europe less competitive.
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The deal could inspire other countries, said the president of France’s health products pricing agency
Animal transport row steps up with conflict-of-interest accusation
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When homes stop making business sense
When insuring a home no longer makes business sense, the cost does not disappear
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Visegrad seeks EU funds to shield industry from high energy prices
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Military mobility: What to watch out for in Strasbourg trilogue
The Commission wants the negotiations to wrap before the end of the year
All roads lead to Rome
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Council eyes tighter control over ‘made-in-Europe’ policy
Capitals want evidence before Brussels excludes trading partners from perks meant for local manufacturers
Conservatives rally to delay EU climate levy on fuels
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